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Anakin and Padmé's awkward love story is the best part of the Star Wars prequels

Polygon

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July 3, 2026

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Anakin and Padmé's awkward love story is the best part of the Star Wars prequels

Everyone loves to make fun of their awkward love scenes, but the Star Wars prequel trilogy wouldn't work without them

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Variety

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· Jul 2, 2026

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NDTV

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· Jul 10, 2026

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Gizmodo

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· Jun 30, 2026

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DNyuz

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· Jun 28, 2026

A Mystery So Good, Our Columnist Read It in One Sitting

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Us Weekly

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· Jun 23, 2026

Tim Allen Explains Why Buzz and Jessie's 'Toy Story 5' Romance Felt 'Creepy'

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Related coverage for "Anakin and Padmé's awkward love story is the best part of the Star Wars prequels": Variety — Chloe Bailey on Sexy Thriller ‘Strung,’ the Best Advice Beyoncé Gave Her and Racist Backlash to ‘The Little Mermaid’: ‘It Broke My Heart’. Cosmopolitan — “As Good as <i><em>Big Little Lies</em></i>”: Suspense-Filled Beach Drama from <i><em>The Perfect Couple</em></i> Writer Is a Must-Watch. NDTV — Idhayam Murali Review: A Breezy Rom-Com That Entertains In Parts. Gizmodo — ‘MarriageToxin’ Proves Rom‑Com Anime Can Hit Just as Hard for Adults. DNyuz — A Mystery So Good, Our Columnist Read It in One Sitting. Us Weekly — Tim Allen Explains Why Buzz and Jessie's 'Toy Story 5' Romance Felt 'Creepy'